CN110578265A - Grooved couch roll and device comprising said couch roll - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a roller (100), namely a couch roller (100), for a forming section of a device for producing a fibrous web (FB), in particular a paper or cardboard web, having a longitudinal axis (102) and a substantially cylindrical outer surface (104), wherein the outer surface (104) comprises at least one groove (106, 108) which extends substantially in a thread-like manner around the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100), wherein the pitch (a) of the substantially thread-like grooves (106, 108) is greater than 10mm, preferably greater than 12mm, and wherein the outer surface (104) comprises two grooves (106, 108) which each extend substantially in a thread-like manner around the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100), wherein one groove (106) of the two grooves extends from a central plane (110) of the roller (100) which is oriented orthogonally to the longitudinal axis (102) to a first end (112) of the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100), and the other groove (108) of the two grooves extends from the central surface (110) to a second end (114) of the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100) opposite the first end of the longitudinal axis (102). The invention further relates to a device having such a roller (100).
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a grooved couch roll and a device for producing a fibrous web, in particular a paper or cardboard web, comprising such a roll comprising a forming section, with a longitudinal axis and a substantially cylindrical outer surface, wherein the outer surface comprises at least one groove which extends substantially helically around the longitudinal axis of the roll.
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In the production of fibrous webs, for example paper or board webs, a fibrous suspension is usually applied to a wire, also called forming wire, by means of a headbox in the apparatus used for the production, for example the so-called forming section of a paper machine. In order to obtain a consolidated fibrous web, it is necessary to initially dewater the fibrous suspension, which is carried out by means of a mesh belt. The fibre suspension is here conveyed onto a wire belt which circulates continuously on rollers (also partially called rollers) in the forming section of the device.
In addition, couch rolls are also commonly used in the forming section of the apparatus when producing multi-layered products. The couch roll is used to press one layer of the fibrous web towards the other layer of the fibrous web, i.e. to connect two layers to each other, as described for example in document WO 2015/185295a 1.
Furthermore, it is generally known in papermaking that the outer surface of a roll is not completely smooth, but is given a profiled structure. For example, honeycomb structures with mesh-coated or perforated roll jackets are used. Other common configurations are achieved by either a blind or grooved outer surface.
A disadvantage of the known roller is, however, that its properties for reliably guiding the fibre suspension or the fibre web in the forming section of the machine are not always ideal. The web holding performance plays a critical role especially in the couch roll in order to enable good couch roll press quality.
A couch roll of this type is known, for example, from the document DE 1121919.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to optimize the known roller.
The object is achieved by a roller for a forming section of a device for producing a fibrous web, in particular a paper or cardboard web, having a longitudinal axis and a substantially cylindrical outer surface, wherein the outer surface comprises at least one groove which extends substantially in a thread-like manner around the longitudinal axis of the roller, and by the device having such a roller, it being provided according to the invention that the pitch of the substantially thread-like grooves is greater than 10mm, preferably greater than 12 mm.
Rollers known from practice which have at least one substantially thread-like groove in the outer surface have a relatively small pitch in terms of their groove. However, it has surprisingly been shown that a larger pitch makes it possible to improve the adjustability of the rollers and the web holding behavior. Furthermore, as a positive side effect, the production costs are also reduced by the larger pitch.
The better web holding performance shown in experiments with the roller according to the invention is explained by the fact that grooves with corresponding pitch are more advantageous for enabling a controlled discharge of air between the roller surface and the mesh belt. As a result, no significant blocking pressure is formed during the screening, which would otherwise have an adverse effect on the web holding behavior.
"substantially thread-like" is to be understood within the scope of the invention to mean that the groove is wound at least in sections around the longitudinal axis of the roller, like a spiral of a screw. The pitch does not have to be constant over the entire extension of the groove. According to the invention, however, the pitch of the at least substantially thread-like groove is greater than 10mm, preferably greater than 12mm, in at least one location, preferably in each location.
"substantially cylindrical" is to be understood within the scope of the present invention to include slight deviations from the ideal shape of a cylindrical cylinder, for example when the outer surface of the roller is slightly convexly or conically configured.
The "pitch" of the groove is to be understood in the context of the present invention as the distance between two adjacent sections of the groove parallel to the longitudinal axis. If the substantially thread-like groove extending around the longitudinal axis is configured as a thread, the pitch corresponds to the distance between two thread grooves. In other words, the pitch in this case corresponds to the distance that the bolt travels in the axial direction when rotated 360 ° about its axis. In the case of a multiple-start thread, the pitch corresponds to the stroke divided equally by the thread start of the thread.
According to the invention, the outer surface comprises two grooves which each extend substantially in a thread-like manner around the longitudinal axis of the roller, wherein one of the two grooves extends from a central surface of the roller, which is oriented orthogonally to the longitudinal axis, towards a first end of the longitudinal axis of the roller, and the other of the two grooves extends from the central surface towards a second end of the longitudinal axis of the roller, which is opposite the first end of the longitudinal axis. Preferably, the first groove and the second groove are configured substantially mirror-symmetrically with respect to a center plane of the roller. The spreading of the belt guided by the rollers can be achieved by the arrangement of the two grooves in mirror symmetry with respect to the central plane.
In order to ensure that, in the driven roller, the driving force can be sufficiently transmitted by the roller to the clothing guided under the roller without undesired slipping, it is provided in an advantageous development of the invention that at least 45%, preferably at least 55%, more preferably at least 65%, of the substantially cylindrical outer surface of the roller is free of at least one groove. Preferably, the surface also has no other shaped formations, such as blind holes or through-going holes. In other words, the outer surface of the roller in this region is preferably of smooth design. This has the positive side effect that the roller can be cleaned particularly well, or that the roller is generally not contaminated to a significant extent.
As a refinement, it is provided that the at least one groove has a medium-sized, preferably constant depth of at least 1mm, preferably at least 2mm, very particularly preferably at least 3 mm. It can thereby be ensured that the at least one groove contributes to a sufficient extent to a stable running of the web in that air entrained at the interface can escape through the at least one groove. According to the invention, the pitch is kept larger than in the case of the known rollers, whereby the grooves are preferably designed correspondingly deeper.
In order to further reduce the risk of loosening of the web due to air blocking in the introduction wedge of the groove, the roller has a diameter of at least 400mm, according to the provisions. The angle at the lead-in wedge can thereby be kept smaller.
Preferably, the material defining the outer surface is composed of rubber, polyurethane or a composite material. The roller can have a metallic base structure, for example made of steel, in particular, but preferably not made of high-alloy steel or stainless steel for cost reasons, which is coated or enveloped by one or more rubber layers, polyurethane layers and/or composite material layers.
It is also preferred that the material defining the outer surface has a hardness on the outer surface of not more than 15P & J. P & J denotes Pusey & Jones, which defines a hardness measuring system established in the field, in which an object of examination, in particular a sphere, is pressed into a surface under defined frame conditions. The penetration depth of 1/100mm corresponds to 1P & J.
According to a second aspect, the invention relates to a device for preparing a fibrous web, in particular a paper or cardboard web, with a forming section comprising the aforementioned roller.
Preferably, the rollers are arranged in the forming section of the device, so that the mesh belt and the fibrous web conveyed on the mesh belt are guided by the rollers when the device is used as intended. The improved web holding performance that can be achieved with the roller according to the invention is particularly advantageous if the mesh belt and the fibrous web conveyed on said mesh belt change their direction of movement as they are guided over the roller.
The device may comprise a first forming unit with a first wire belt configured for continuous circulation and a first headbox configured for applying fibers in suspension on the first wire belt for forming a first layer of the fibrous web, and a second forming unit with a second wire belt configured for continuous circulation and a second headbox configured for applying fibers in suspension on the second wire belt for forming a second layer of the fibrous web, wherein the second forming unit is arranged above the first forming unit such that the second wire belt is guided over the first wire belt along the first wire belt for pressing the second layer of the fibrous web against the first layer by means of a couch roll at a couch press location.
The device is constructed in such a way that the first and second wire belts, when used as intended, circulate in the device at a speed of at least 500m/min, preferably at least 700m/min and further preferably at least 800 m/min. A correspondingly higher production rate of the fibrous web can thereby be achieved.
Furthermore, the apparatus may further include a driving unit connected to the roller to drive the roller.
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The invention is further described below with the aid of schematic and not-to-scale views. In the drawings:
Fig. 1 shows a device for producing a fibrous web, in particular a paper or cardboard web, comprising a roll according to the invention, which is designed here as a couch roll,
Fig. 2 shows a roller according to the invention.
Detailed Description
One embodiment of an apparatus 10 for producing a fibrous web, in particular a paper or cardboard web, comprising a roll 100 according to the invention, i.e. a couch roll 100, described in detail below in connection with fig. 2, is described below with reference to fig. 1. The device 10 is designed in this exemplary embodiment to produce a fibrous web FB having three layers, in the case of two layers L1, L2 already. The only thing that is critical for the use of the couch roll 100 is, however, that at least one layer is pressed against another layer by means of the couch roll 100. As shown in fig. 1, the apparatus 10 includes a first forming unit 12, the first forming unit 12 including a first mesh belt device 14 configured for continuous circulation, a first headbox device 16 and a first dewatering device 18. The first belt device 14 has a first belt 20 and a plurality of larger rollers 22 and smaller rollers 24, which may be rotatably supported, respectively, around which the first belt 20 continuously circulates in a counterclockwise (according to fig. 1) running direction LR 1. The first headbox device 16 is configured for applying the suspended fibers onto the first wire belt 20 of the first wire belt device 14 to form a single-layer first layer L1 of the fibrous web FB. For this purpose, the first headbox device 16 has a first headbox 32, which is designed as a single-layer headbox, in order to output a single fiber suspension layer for a first layer L1 of the fiber web FB onto the first wire belt 20 of the first wire belt device 14. The first dewatering device 18 comprises a wire table 28 and a number of suction boxes 30 based on suction air, which are arranged after the first headbox 32 in the running direction LR1 of the first wire belt 20 in sequence and below the first wire belt 20. The wire table 28 and the suction box 30 together with the first wire belt 20 constitute a fourdrinier former for dewatering the fibers applied from the first headbox 32 onto the first wire belt 20 and for forming the first layer L1 of the fibrous web FB.
The first forming unit 12 with the first mesh belt device 14, the first headbox device 16 and the first dewatering device 18 form a first forming system 34 of the device 10 for producing the fibrous web FB.
As shown in fig. 1, the apparatus 10 further comprises a second forming unit 36, the second forming unit 36 comprising a second mesh belt device 38 configured for continuous circulation, a second headbox device 40 and a second dewatering device 42.
The first belt device 42 has a second belt 44 and a plurality of smaller rollers 24, medium-sized rollers 26 and larger rollers 22, which can be rotatably supported, respectively, and a rotatably supported couch roller 100, around which the second belt 44 continuously circulates in a clockwise (according to fig. 1) running direction LR2, i.e., in a direction opposite to the running direction LR1 of the first belt 20 of the first belt device 14. The second headbox device 40 is configured to apply the suspended fibers onto the second belt 44 of the second belt device 38 to form a double-layered second layer L2 of the fibrous web FB. For this purpose, the second headbox device 40 has a second headbox 46 which is designed as a multi-layer headbox in order to simultaneously deliver two superposed layers of fibrous suspension for a second layer L2 of the fibrous web FB onto the second wire belt 44 of the second wire belt device 38. An exemplary design of a multi-layer headbox is described, for example, in document DE 102010030707 a 1.
The second dewatering device 42 comprises a plurality of suction boxes 48 based on suction air, a twin-wire section 50 and a further suction box 52 based on high vacuum, which suction boxes 48 and twin-wire section 50 and suction box 52 are arranged in succession after the second headbox 46 of the second wire belt 44 in the running direction LR2 of the second wire belt 44. The suction box 48 together with the second wire belt 44 together constitute a pre-dewatering device for the fibres applied from the second headbox 46 onto the second wire belt 44.
The twin-wire section 50 defining the twin-wire former consists of: a length section of the second wire belt 44, an upper or forming wire belt 56 circulating continuously around a plurality of rotatably supported rollers 54 above the length section, a plurality of former guide plates 58 arranged below the length section of the second wire belt 44, and a suction box 60 based on suction air arranged above the length section of the second wire belt 44 and the former guide plates 58. The twin-wire zone 50 together with the pre-dewatering device realized by the suction box 48 and the second wire belt 44 constitute a hybrid former for dewatering the fibrous web applied from the second headbox 46 onto the second wire belt 44 and for shaping the second layer L2 of the fibrous web FB. A mixing former of this type is described, for example, in document DE 102011003970 a 1. In order to keep the second layer L2 of the fibrous web FB on the second mesh belt 44 after the twin-wire zone 50 of the hybrid former and to dewater it further, a high-vacuum-based suction box 52 is arranged at the end of the twin-wire zone 50 on the side of the second mesh belt 44 facing away from the second layer L2 of the fibrous web FB.
the second forming unit 36 with the second mesh belt device 38, the second headbox device 40 and the second dewatering device 42 forms a second forming system 62 of the device 10 for producing the fibrous web FB.
As shown in fig. 1, the second forming system 62 is arranged above the first forming system 12, so that the second wire belt 44 of the second wire belt device 38 is guided along the first wire belt 20 of the first wire belt device 14 by the couch roll 100 forming the couch press point, so as to press the double-layered second layer L2 of the fibrous web FB onto the single-layered first layer L1 on the couch roll 100, said second wire belt 44 being designed to carry the two-layered second layer 12 of the fibrous web FB, said first wire belt 20 being designed to carry the one-layered first layer L1 of the fibrous web FB.
The wire belts 20, 44 of the first and second wire belt devices 14, 38 are arranged here such that they form a preferably acute entry angle W1 (angle of less than 90 °) with one another in their respective running directions LR1, LR2 before the couch roll 100 and extend preferably substantially in the same direction directly after the couch roll 100 in their respective running directions LR1, LR 2. In other words, the upper second layer 12 runs into the couch press section at an acute entry angle W1 relative to the lower first layer L1, which runs horizontally in the product running direction PR, and thus already has a directional component in the product running direction PR. The mutual pressing of the two layers L1, L2 of the fibrous web FB can thereby be optimally carried out.
As fig. 1 also shows, the fibrous web FB downstream of the first and second forming systems 34, 62 in the product running direction PR can be transferred to a further device, for example a press device, wherein the fibrous web FB is guided at a nip point NP1 onto a felt belt 66 by means of a suction pick-up roll 64, said felt belt 66 being guided in the running direction LR3 by means of a medium-sized roll 26.
The device 10 for producing the fibrous web FB is configured in particular for producing a raw kraft paper web as the fibrous web FB. Since the virgin craft paper is used in particular as a wrapping paper in the production of corrugated cardboard, the highest quality requirements can be met here with the flattened first surface side FS1 of the fibrous web FB formed by the first layer L1 or the top layer. When operating as specified, the plant is preferably operated at a speed of more than 800 m/min.
Fig. 2 shows a schematic view of a couch roll 100 according to the invention. The couch roll 100 has a longitudinal axis 102, about which longitudinal axis 102 the couch roll 100 can rotate when in use as intended. The diameter thereof is preferably greater than 400 mm. By using a correspondingly sized couch roll, the angle W1 can be kept relatively small, which overcomes the web loosening due to air clogging in the lead-in wedge.
Furthermore, the couch roll 100 has a substantially cylindrical outer surface 104. The outer surface 104 is defined, for example, by a layer made of rubber, polyurethane or a composite material. The couch roll 100 may be constructed in its interior from a metallic material, preferably from steel, which is simple for cost reasons, instead of high alloy steel or stainless steel. It is furthermore possible to coat the couch roll 100 with rubber, polyurethane or a composite material. Also a multi-layer construction of the roll cover made of the same or different materials is possible. It is considered particularly advantageous here for the couch press process that the roll cover has a hardness on its outer surface 104 of not more than 15P & J.
In this embodiment, a first groove or channel 106 and a second groove or channel 108 are provided on the outer surface 104. The two grooves 106, 108 contribute to a stable web running in that air entrained at the interface can escape through the grooves 106, 108. The first groove 106 extends here substantially helically from a central plane 110, which is oriented orthogonally with respect to the longitudinal axis, to a first longitudinal end 112 of the couch roll 100. The first groove has a depth of at least 3mm here.
According to the invention, the first groove 106 furthermore has a pitch a which is greater than 10mm, preferably greater than 12 mm. This has surprisingly proved to be advantageous in tests in terms of the pressing properties, adjustability and web holding performance of the couch roll 100 according to the invention. Furthermore, the couch roll having said pitch is less prone to contamination. The pitch of the first grooves 106 is understood to mean the distance between two adjacent sections of the first grooves 106 parallel to the longitudinal axis 102. If the substantially thread-like groove extending around the longitudinal axis is considered a thread, the pitch a corresponds to the distance between two thread grooves. The same applies to the case of a multiple-start thread, wherein the pitch then corresponds to the lift divided equally by the thread start of the thread.
In this embodiment, the second groove 108 extends substantially helically from a central plane 110, which is orthogonally oriented with respect to the longitudinal axis, to a second longitudinal end 114 of the couch roll 100, opposite the first longitudinal end 112. And the second grooves preferably have a depth of at least 3mm and the same pitch a. Whereas the second grooves 108 are counter-rotationally oriented with respect to the first grooves 106. In this embodiment, the first grooves 106 and the second grooves 108 are configured substantially mirror-symmetrically with respect to the centre plane 110 of the couch roll 100. The spreading out of the second belt 44 guided by the couch roll 100 can be achieved by a mirror-symmetrical arrangement of the two grooves 106, 108 with respect to the central plane 110.
In the schematic fig. 2, the pitch a size is shown exaggerated for better illustration. In practice, the pitch is usually implemented considerably smaller compared to the length of the couch roll 100. Preferably, however, at least 45%, preferably at least 55%, further preferably at least 65%, of the substantially cylindrical outer surface of the couch roll herein has no grooves. It is further preferred that on the contrary there are also no other depressions or structures, such as blind holes, in the substantially smooth outer surface 104 of the couch roll 100. Thereby, when the couch roll 100 is driven by means of the drive unit, as is the case in this embodiment, it is ensured that the driving force can still be sufficiently transmitted to the second mesh belt 44 through the couch roll 100.
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12 first Forming Unit
14 first mesh belt device
16 first headbox device
18 first dewatering device
20 first mesh belt
22 larger rollers
24 smaller rollers
26 medium size roller
28 net table
30 suction box
32 first flow box
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46 second flow box
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66 felt belt
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108 second trench
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112 first longitudinal end
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Claims (12)
1. A roll (100), i.e. couch roll (100), for a forming section of a device for producing a fibrous web (FB), in particular a paper or cardboard web, with a longitudinal axis (102) and a substantially cylindrical outer surface (104), wherein the outer surface (104) comprises at least one groove (106, 108) extending substantially helically around the longitudinal axis (102) of the roll (102),
Characterized in that the pitch (a) of said grooves (106, 108) substantially in the form of a thread is greater than 10mm, preferably greater than 12mm,
Wherein the outer surface (104) comprises two grooves (106, 108) which each extend substantially in a thread-like manner around the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100), wherein one groove (106) of the two grooves extends from a central surface (110) of the roller (100) oriented orthogonally to the longitudinal axis (102) to a first end (112) of the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100), and the other groove (108) of the two grooves extends from the central surface (110) to a second end (114) of the longitudinal axis (102) of the roller (100) opposite the first end of the longitudinal axis (102).
2. Roller (100) according to claim 1, characterized in that the first groove (106) and the second groove (108) are configured substantially mirror-symmetrically with respect to a central plane (110) of the roller (100).
3. Roller (100) according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least 45%, preferably at least 55%, further preferably at least 65% of the substantially cylindrical outer surface of the roller (100) is free of at least one groove (106, 108).
4. Roller (100) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one groove (106, 108) has a medium-sized, preferably constant, depth of at least 1mm, preferably at least 2mm, very particularly preferably at least 3 mm.
5. Roller (100) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that said roller (100) has a diameter of at least 400 mm.
6. The roller (100) according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the material defining said outer surface (104) is constituted by rubber, polyurethane or composite material.
7. The roller (100) of any of the preceding claims wherein the material defining the outer surface (104) has a hardness on the outer surface (104) of no greater than 15P & J.
8. Device (10) for preparing a fibrous web (FB), in particular a paper or cardboard web, with a forming section comprising a roll (100) according to any one of the preceding claims.
9. Device (10) according to claim 8, characterized in that the roller (100) is arranged in a forming section of the device (10) such that the belt (20, 44) and the fibrous web (FB) conveyed thereon are guided by the roller (100) when the device (10) is in use as intended and are preferably subjected to a change in the direction of movement thereof.
10. The apparatus (10) according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the apparatus (10) comprises a first forming unit (12) with a first wire belt (20) configured for continuous circulation and a first headbox (32) configured for applying suspended fibers on the first wire belt (44) for forming a first layer (L1) of the fibrous web (FB) and a second forming unit (36) with a second wire belt (44) configured for continuous circulation and a second headbox (46) configured for applying suspended fibers on the second wire belt (44) for forming a second layer (L2) of the fibrous web (FB) (2), wherein the second forming unit (36) is arranged above the first forming unit (12) such that the second wire belt (44) is guided on the first wire belt (20) in a trajectory, in order to press the second layer (L2) of the fibrous web (FB) against the first layer (L1) by means of the couch roll (100) at the couch press point.
11. The device (10) according to claim 10, wherein the device (10) is configured such that the first mesh belt (20) and the second mesh belt (44) circulate in the device (10) at a speed of at least 500m/min, preferably at least 700m/min and further preferably at least 800m/min when used as specified.
12. The device (10) according to any one of claims 8 to 11, characterised in that the device (10) furthermore comprises a drive unit which is connected to the roller (100) in order to drive the roller (100).
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